Case Study – Data And Visualisation Hub

Case Study – Data And Visualisation Hub

Crystal Ganzorig

CLIENT OVERVIEW

Our client, a large and complex organisation, was struggling with inconsistent metric definitions and manual, Excel based reporting processes. These limitations resulted in unreliable data, delayed insights, and a lack of clarity across the business hindering operational performance and decision-making.

THE CHALLENGE

Key business metrics were reported inconsistently across departments, using outdated manual tools that lacked governance, standardisation, and visual clarity. Without a unified source of truth or timely access to actionable data, reporting efforts were time-consuming and error-prone, ultimately impeding operational improvements.

APPROACH

To resolve these challenges, a standardised data architecture and ingestion pipeline was implemented to ensure consistent and timely data flow.
Standard tools and processes were introduced for data input, governance, metric definitions, and visualisation ensuring a unified approach across the organisation.
A structured program and governance model was established to turn reporting ideas into fully deployed dashboards, while aligning development efforts across business units to maximise efficiency and value delivery.
This synergised approach helped prioritise initiatives, reduce duplication, and embed consistency across all reporting projects.

SOLUTION

The initiative delivered an enterprise-wide reporting transformation. With robust pipelines, a standardised reporting toolset, and a clear governance framework, the business could rapidly develop and deploy user-friendly dashboards. These dashboards provided real-time visibility and actionable insights aligned to key metrics and KPIs.

IMPACT

A record number of dashboard projects were completed within a year many of which had been on the backlog for an extended period. The solution reduced manual effort significantly, delivered a consistent single source of truth, and provided enhanced visibility into operational performance. This empowered the business to support continuous improvement initiatives and strengthen its Management Operating System (MOS).

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